Tag Archives: Family
My little bean has autism
Sabi was officially diagnosed with autism this week. It’s odd really, sort of like we bought a soccer ball, studded boots and team colours four years ago and we’ve been kicking that ball around the field every day since but we have only just gotten around to joining the club. Continue reading
Aunty Jill
My sister, who lives near the top of Queensland, popped down this weekend for her school reunion. The kids were so excited to see her again, since she has moved out of driving range it’s very hard to spend family time together. Continue reading
Seven ate Nine
For five days every year the three eldest kids’ ages run consecutively. This year they are seven, eight and nine. Continue reading
Christmas 2011
I tried to take a Christmas morning photo of all of the kids, but Eli doesn’t do photos and Lilly doesn’t do standing still. We didn’t start opening gifts this … Continue reading
Egg hunt at Grandma and Granda’s
Mum and Dad’s backyard is a wonderland of nooks and crannies of hidden corners and jungle like growth. Adventure beckons blossoming imaginations in the rubble of old building projects, the … Continue reading
Easter 2011
This is where we found Eli Easter morning I guess he was keen to start the lounge room egg hunt. We have never encouraged our children to believe in the … Continue reading
Sabrina’s Bonnet
Oh the excitement! Sabrina loves the little bonnet that Tabitha at Small Things made for her. I am in love with this little hat, it is soo sweet and it’s … Continue reading
Glenn’s Shave in the Newspaper
If you would like to hear in Glenn’s own words why he wanted to do the World’s Greatest Shave click here to read the article
Cutting the Curls for Cancer
I have to start this by saying I am so proud of my Glenn he has raised $902 for cancer research. I also want to thank everyone who gave so … Continue reading
Language Fails
We have been looking at contractions today, it did not run soothly. Me: “I am going to read a word to you and I want you to tell me what … Continue reading